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Strategies & Market Trends : Low Price/Cash Ratio Value Stocks
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To: Bob Rudd who wrote (163)6/6/1999 3:09:00 PM
From: MCsweet  Read Replies (2) of 1931
 
A few comments

I have a simple perspective on this preferred stock issue
and would like someone to correct me if I am wrong. To me,
preferred stock is just another form of debt --- the
company pays a fixed rate of interest on a fixed sum of
money. As such, preferred should be subtracted from cash at
its issuing pricing just like any other kind of debt would be.

On a different note, I'd again like to thank the board
participants for some great ideas.

I recently nibbled at some INFM. I realize that its Price/Cash
ratio is no longer that spectacular, but I am willing to buy/hold
companies that have decent Price/Cash ratios if they have decent
growth prospects.

In that vein, I am still holding some CDCO but have liquidated
the KNTK position.

MC

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